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The Influence of Gender on Accuracy in Estimating Moral Behavior
Accurate beliefs about the social world are essential to adaptive social functioning. However, people’s perceptions of the social world are often inaccurate. Across three experiments (N = 991), we examine people’s estimates of the prevalence of ethical and unethical behaviors for men and women. In S
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